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Old Posted Mar 18, 2019, 5:16 PM
DKaz DKaz is offline
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Originally Posted by Phil McAvity View Post
20 years is risible, I think even 50 years is unlikely although I wouldn't be surprised to see Kelowna's population triple in the next half century
That's about a 2.2% population growth per year for 50 years to reach 600,000 people. Their average growth rate the last five years was 1.8%, so if they sustain that then it's closer to 500,000 people. Still mind boggling numbers either way.
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